I love most all Salvation Army locations. This one is closest to me, and my fiancé and I frequent…read morethis location often. What I love about all the Salvation Army locations is that everything is well organized and clean. Usually, things are organized by color and item, and usually easy to find things I you have an idea what you're thrifting for. Knocking off a star, because they no longer carry nice jewelry anymore due to opening up a shop in Yukon focusing on higher end items that never opened due to the pandemic. I wished they'd set their jewelry out and start selling real items again since, their other location never was able to open. Otherwise, great place to buy clothes, furniture, plates, and other Knick knacks.

I usually never post things like this, but today I felt extremely disrespected and humiliated at…read moreSalvation Army. An employee was loudly looking for the owner of a Tesla because my dog was inside the car, even though Dog Mode was on, the AC was set to 70 degrees, and the temperature was clearly displayed on the screen. I immediately explained that the car was in Dog Mode and that my dog was completely safe. What bothered me most was that even after the situation was clarified, there was still no apology for the way it was handled publicly. I completely understand people caring about animal safety, but situations like this should be approached respectfully and after actually checking the circumstances first. Tesla Dog Mode exists specifically to keep pets safe and climate controlled while owners briefly go inside stores. Staff should be educated about this before publicly accusing customers.

Came in after calling another location that said I would find what I was looking for at this…read morelocation. Each and every employee was helpful, kind and made me feel welcome. There was a little trouble finding what I was looking for and they offered to go above and beyond to help me out. The location is pretty large, clean and organized. I appreciated the employees for really me out in a pinch.

Recently this location had a bit of a small makeover which helped... some…read more I still think this is one of the weaker VS locations, but it is better than it used to be for sure. I wish the employees took a little more pride in the place, but I get that it's just a job and regardless of their indie vibe, it is still a corporate store at the end of the day. I've found some decent finds here, but as with most VS locations, they know what they have and they price accordingly.

I first learned about Indy Clover through a platform I absolutely hate---Instagram, lol!…read more I guess the whole algorithm thing/location-specialized targeting worked out after all: I saw a post about Indy when I opened up Instagram in Oklahoma City. I was pleasantly surprised to learn about yet another sustainable fashion chain of stores with a unique twist to selling. Unlike Plato's Closet or Buffalo Exchange, Indy Clover takes a step beyond in gathering inventory from its consumers---in addition to the inventory it doesn't have to pay for, sellers can rent a booth in the store and add/price the inventory as they please. Indy takes a cut, and oftentimes it easily comes out of the profits sold by the seller from that week. It's definitely a cool concept, and since I learned about the store in Edmond, I decided to check it out for myself. The store itself is very clean and there was plenty in stock. A lot of other curious shoppers (all women) were browsing as well (I only saw one booth that had clothes for men, but anyone can sell it is not restricted to women). I'm definitely a fan and would probably rent out a booth if they were in Austin, just to try it out for myself. Currently, a location is opening in Las Vegas next month and there is only one location in Texas (Plano). I'm super excited to see how this brand expands and in general, how sustainable fashion is getting trendier with each passing day!

From the owner: An upscale consignment retail/thrift store where you can shop all of the local LOCAL finds - new…read moreand used high end brands, products, home decor, accessories, men's, women's and kid's clothing, shoes, and so much more! In fact, you can even rent a booth to sell your very own clothes and home goods! Come see us today and shop NEW inventory every week!

Nicely laid out, easy to move through the store. Items displayed nicely. I felt items were priced…read morefairly. Items were good quality and a lot of variety. Bathroom was nice and clear. And they had air conditioning which sometimes due to age of buildings the antique stores are in don't which limits our time shopping during the summer. I defiantly will stop in next time in town.

I recently purchased two pieces of furniture at a great price! Ask to see if they have a lay-away…read moreoption like I did

This is truly one of the best thrift shops in the metro! I always find the cutest items at very…read morereasonable prices, and the staff are consistently nice and funny. Last week, they ran a fun sale where telling a joke earned you 20% off--I scored some adorable black and white cowboy boots for just $5. What makes this place even more special is that all proceeds support an amazing cause: funding the HOPE Center health clinic and providing food packages for families in need. It's definitely worth the trip up to Edmond!

Not digging the reindeer head guy today. It wasn't the best day and my interaction with the…read moresalesman made it worse. He was just not kind or considerate. I haven't been back in a while... I just didn't want to have to interact with him!

Popular brand names like lululemon and free people are priced up! They all used to be fairly priced…read morebut now leggings are like $39. Understandable if they were nwt but otherwise Im so confused and hope they paid the owner a good % if they were gonna price things like that. Still a great place to find brands theyre not familiar with like Anine Bing, Ganni, Lacoste, Vejas etc. but if they know that a certain brand is expensive they unfortunately price it WAY UP! They didnt used to earlier in the year. I even met the owner once and he was super nice! Ive found some great stuff here! One star off for the pricing shift this year.

Service is wonderful! Selection is top notch and the Value was untouchable! Great place for back to…read moreschool wear or just anything you need from dresses to workout clothes.

Loved this store! Countless gems at more than fair prices. You wouldn't believe this clothing was…read moresecondhand! A beautiful store with fantastic items for women and men of varying sizes and fashion tastes!

This was my first experience with this store. I took a pair of shoes that are listed for $180 on…read moreAmazon to sell. They offered me $17. No thanks. I understand they can pay retail price but that was a bit ridiculous. Also, the shoes were brand new. I only recommend this place if you don't mind getting ripped off.

Kind employees, ridiculous prices. Many vintage/antique prices are higher than antique stores. They…read moreseem to forget that items are donated and there are things that have been there for ages because of the prices. They could make a lot more money by lowering prices and selling more volume.

Great folks! Good…read morecause, too. Very easy to find.